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In the Harivamsha Purana, it is stated that those who follow the path of vows, secrecy, assembly, and the control of senses and passions, will attain the state of liberation quickly. Having praised this path and the great sage Vidura, Yudhishthira, along with his brothers, entered Dwaraka. When the Yadavas learned of the Pandavas' arrival, they welcomed them with great joy and Yudhishthira entered Dwaraka with his brothers. The meeting of the Yadava brothers with their sisters and nephews after a long time brought them immense joy. All the Yadava princes, including Lord Neminatha, Krishna, Balarama, and the entire inner palace and the people were very happy at that time. The sight of the Pandavas and their relatives, which was pleasing to the eyes, brought happiness to everyone. The Yadavas and Pandavas met with joy, believing that their enemies had actually done them a favor. The meaning is that if Duryodhana and others had not done them wrong, they would not have been able to meet and experience this joy. Therefore, everyone believed that their enemies' actions were not actually wrong, but rather a favor. After that, Krishna showed them five magnificent palaces, each equipped with all the comforts and luxuries, where the five Pandavas resided separately. Yudhishthira received Lakshmimati, Bhima received Seshavati, Arjuna received Subhadra, Sahadeva received Vijaya, and Nakula received Rati. The Pandavas, who were like gods, married these Yadava daughters in the order mentioned above and enjoyed themselves with their beloved wives. Gautama Swami says, "O Shrenika! I have told you the story of the Kuru warrior in brief. Now I will tell you about the exploits of Pradyumna, listen carefully." Pradyumna, adorned with the qualities of art and beauty, grew like the moon, increasing the ocean of joy of his relatives. Pradyumna, the son of a Vidhyadhara, learned the celestial arts, including the art of flying, from the Vidhyadharas at a young age. From childhood, he captivated the hearts of enemies, friends, men, and women with his beauty, form, fortune, and valor, which were like weapons. Upon reaching adulthood, Pradyumna became proficient in all weapons. With his beauty, he captivated the hearts of young men and women, even though he was a warrior.